Tecnomatix How to use the "Update Human or Object" command in TSB to test multiple Manikins of different sizes performing the full task?

2023-09-04T13:42:00Z
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How to use the "Update Human or Object" command in TSB to test multiple Manikins of different sizes performing the full task ?

While developing a Simulation using the Task Simulation Builder we need to switch between different Boundary Manikins to test which body proportions can or can’t perform the required reach tasks.

The task can involve, sitting at a console and the operator is then required to reach different componentry located around the console so that we can manipulate locations to suit ALL operators.

The manikins requires to walk to the workstation, sit down and then operate the console .

While performing the full task, when the manikins are in their seated position they should align with the cushion of the chair, instead of aligning their feet to the floor.

Solution

When creating Seated mode simulations, it is important to :

A) Create a Sit task before the Pose task moving the human to a seated posture
This will help the TSB solver create more realistic postures if the human is to perform seated work.

B) Create a Stand task before a Pose task moving the human back to Standing work.

C) For pose tasks during the seated work, take a look at the “Re-simulation options”.
The user should most likely select the “H-Point” as the anchor.

Then depending on the scenario select just "Keep posture and location" like in this case or choose also to re-solve which is nothing but asking the hands to reach for the same end targets as in the original pose task.

After doing these changes close the TSB and open it again for the same operation.
Go to Simulation > Click on Update Human or Object command
Select the required manikin in the "New" field to update the existing one.
Play the simulation to confirm the behavior.

This way you can use the "Update Human or Object" command in TSB to test multiple Manikins of different sizes performing the full task.

KB Article ID# PL8738491

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